Lisbon, Portugal
1-3 Bedrooms, New Build, Santos
New Hope 82 - AALB460
Price on Request
- Completed Q1 2026
A rare opportunity in one of Lisbon’s most desirable riverside neighbourhoods, this collection of five boutique apartments offers a blend of historic charm and contemporary design. Set in the heart of the city’s creative quarter, these homes are ideal for those seeking a refined pied-à-terre, a central residence or an investment in a market with proven long-term value.
Comprising one to three-bedroom apartments, including a duplex penthouse, the building is undergoing full renovation to combine period features with elegant modern interiors. Each residence has been carefully crafted with premium finishes and meticulous attention to detail, offering privacy, comfort and quality in equal measure. A ground-floor commercial space completes the offering, enhancing the street’s vibrancy.
- Prime central location in Lisbon
- Boutique development with just five residences
- Full building renovation with modern interiors
- Potential for capital appreciation
- Strong rental demand
"Opportunities of this kind are increasingly rare in central Lisbon, where supply remains limited and demand continues to rise. Situated in one of the city’s most sought-after districts, the property is well placed for strong capital growth. The planned metro station will further enhance accessibility and reinforce long-term value, making it a compelling investment for both lifestyle and appreciation potential."
Investment potential
This location continues to attract strong demand due to its scarcity of supply, cultural prestige and centrality. The combination of architectural quality, limited availability and strong lifestyle appeal creates a compelling investment case. With Lisbon property values continuing to rise and high rental demand in this area, buyers can expect both stability and long-term capital growth.
About the location
Set in the heart of Santos, Lisbon’s Design District, the property enjoys a prime position near the Tagus river and moments from some of the city’s best galleries, restaurants and cultural institutions. The area is well connected by tram, bus and train, and is within walking distance of key districts like Cais do Sodré and Bairro Alto. Planned metro expansion will further improve accessibility.
Local insights
- In the heart of Lisbon’s Design District
- Steps from the Tagus riverfront
- Surrounded by art studios, cafés and concept stores
- Close to top universities and international schools
- Anticipated future metro access
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